The phrase "audience trading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, media, or any field where the concept of exchanging or engaging with an audience is relevant.
Example: "The new strategy focuses on audience trading to enhance viewer engagement and increase advertising revenue."
Alternatives: "audience exchange" or "audience engagement".
In "Audience Trade" Mr. Timberlake may have to swap an item from his wallet with one from an audience member's.
After twenty-five minuthe, the audiences traded places to see the other performance.
Their brand of roller derby found its audience by trading the unintentional kitsch of earlier incarnations for an appeal to the do-it-yourself generation.
During a recent speech on trade, Edwards charged that "triangulation and compromise won't fix anything" and reminded his audience that trade deals, like NAFTA, were the work of "Presidents from both parties".
Onstage he and the former secretary of state had one of their sharpest exchanges yet when they were asked by a member of the audience about trade and job creation, an issue Sanders had been attacking Clinton over in the lead-up to the debate.
The Concert Hall at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, June 25, 8 p.m. SOULIVE WITH JOSHUA REDMAN Though this show wouldn't seem to be exactly earth-shaking — a grooving, Meters-influenced guitar-organ-drums group with a big college audience that trades recordings of the performances online — it does represent one of the innovations promised by the revamped JVC festival.
Where once your job was to bankrupt your fellow players, or be the first to go around a loop, modern board games ask their (largely adult) audience to trade wheat for sheep, to finish building a road in the city of Carcassonne, or to help the CDC fight off a global health crisis.
Yet with Culinary Cinema's 59-euro ticket price (about $77), it seems unlikely that mainstream movie audiences will trade in their popcorn any time soon.
Honda is ceasing development of Asimo, the humanoid robot that has delighted audiences at trade shows for years but never really matured into anything more than that, the Nikkei reports.
They're already wowing audiences at trade shows and special events.
Sholay has been labelled by Chopra as the gold standard in Indian cinema, and a reference point for audiences and trade analysts.
